* scape strings before executing scripts in order to prevent exploits: django templates automatically scapes things. Most important is to ensuer that all escape ' to "
* Don't store passwords and other service parameters that can be changed by the services i.e. mailman, vps etc. Find an execution mechanism that trigger `change_password()`
* abort transaction on orchestration when `state == TIMEOUT` ?
* use format_html_join for orchestration email alerts
* enforce an emergency email contact and account to contact contacts about problems when mailserver is down
* add `BackendLog` retry action
* webmail identities and addresses
* use Code: https://github.com/django/django/blob/master/django/forms/forms.py#L415 for domain.refresh_serial()
* Permissions .filter_queryset()
* git deploy in addition to FTP?
* env vars instead of multiple settings files: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/config-vars ?
Remember that, as always with QuerySets, any subsequent chained methods which imply a different database query will ignore previously cached results, and retrieve data using a fresh database query.
* Timezone awareness on monitoring system (reading server-side logs with different TZ than orchestra) maybe a settings value? (use UTC internally, timezone.localtime() when interacting with servers)
* EMAIL backend operations which contain stderr messages (because under certain failures status code is still 0)
* DOCUMENT: orchestration.middleware: we need to know when an operation starts and ends in order to perform bulk server updates and also to wait for related objects to be saved (base object is saved first and then related)
orders.signales: we perform changes right away because data model state can change under monitoring and other periodik task, and we should keep orders consistency under any situation.
dependency collector with max_recursion that matches the number of dots on service.match and service.metric
* for list virtual_domains cleaning up we need to know the old domain name when a list changes its address domain, but this is not possible with the current design.
* env ORCHESTRA_MASTER_SERVER='test1.orchestra.lan' ORCHESTRA_SECOND_SERVER='test2.orchestra.lan' ORCHESTRA_SLAVE_SERVER='test3.orchestra.lan' python manage.py test orchestra.apps.domains.tests.functional_tests.tests:AdminBind9BackendDomainTest
* Pangea modifications: domain registered/non-registered list_display and field with register link: inconsistent, what happen to related objects with a domain that is converted to register-only?
* Secondaryusers home should be under mainuser home. i.e. /home/mainuser/webapps/seconduser_webapp/
* Make one dedicated CGI user for each account only for CGI execution (fpm/fcgid). Different from the files owner, and without W permissions, so attackers can not inject backdors and malware.
* In most cases we can prevent the creation of files for the CGI users, preventing attackers to upload and executing PHPShells.
* Make main systemuser able to write/read everything on its home, including stuff created by the CGI user and secondary users
* Prevent users from accessing other users home while at the same time allow access Apache/fcgid/fpm and secondary users (x)
* public_html/webapps directory with root owner and permissions
* resource min max allocation with validation
* mailman needs both aliases when address_name is provided (default messages and bounces and all)